clamping 的 3 个定义
- a device, usually of some rigid material, for strengthening or supporting objects or fastening them together.
- an appliance with opposite sides or parts that may be adjusted or brought closer together to hold or compress something.
- one of a pair of movable pieces, made of lead or other soft material, for covering the jaws of a vise and enabling it to grasp without bruising.
- (5)
- to fasten with or fix in a clamp.
- clamp down, to become more strict: There were too many tax loopholes, so the government clamped down.
- clamp down on, to impose or increase controls on.
clamping 近义词
fastener
fasten
更多clamping例句
- Elsewhere, investors are so far brushing off the latest lockdown news, which threatens to put the clamps on Christmas on both sides of the Atlantic.
- It’s helpful to use clamps at this stage even though it’s a test fit, just to ensure your clamps are long enough.
- Some people talk, for example, of clamping down on sales of types of ammo.
- Reform entitlements by clamping down on payments to suppliers and providers?
- America has spent tens of billions of dollars in a basically futile effort to coax Islamabad into clamping down on the Taliban.
- By all rights, bank regulators in Washington, not the AGs, should have been the ones clamping down on these abuses.
- There must also be change wheels, studs and quadrant plates, self-acting feed for surfacing and cross slide, and clamping nuts.
- Thus we see the advantage of clamping the transome to the leg rather than fixing it with any arrangement of holes.
- Burl glared at his tribesmen, clamping his jaws tight lest they chatter.
- The next process is doubling and clamping above and below decks.
- The parts are placed in the clamping jaws (Figure 47) with 1/8 to 1/2 inch of metal extending beyond the jaw.